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Development studies

a contrast between planners who apply big, top-down aid plans and searchers who look for what works through local feedback and accountability.

In development studies, planners and searchers refers to a contrast between planners who apply big, top-down aid plans and searchers who look for what works through local feedback and accountability. This meaning comes from Easterly (2006) in The White Man's Burden.[1]

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  1. Easterly, W. R. (2006). The White Man's Burden. Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780143038825

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